Recap Roundups
May 03, 2017
Washington 2, Arizona 1
First baseman Ryan Zimmerman squeezed the ball as Chris Owings grounded out to end the game with the tying run on base in the top of the ninth.
NY Yankees 8, Toronto 6
The home run seemed routine, but the two-strike hit is what caused the New York Yankees to continue to be impressed with Aaron Judge.
Boston 4, Baltimore 2
Kevin Gausman felt like the Baltimore Orioles had the game stolen from them on Wednesday night.
Miami 10, Tampa Bay 6
The Miami Marlins got seven straight hits to open the sixth inning, rallying against the Tampa Bay Rays' injury-depleted bullpen for a 10-6 win Wednesday night at Tropicana Field.
Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 2
Rookie Davis has been working to refine his mechanics, in particular the slider. But a mental adjustment he made after allowing seven earned runs in two innings at Milwaukee last week was the biggest difference.
Cleveland 3, Detroit 2
Carlos Carrasco didn't feel his best, but he still had enough stamina to deliver a quality start for the Cleveland Indians.
NY Mets 16, Atlanta 5
The decision to stick with Jose Reyes through a tough batting slump is starting to pay off for the New York Mets.
Chi. Cubs 5, Philadelphia 4
Willson Contreras doesn't need to start to have an impact for the Chicago Cubs.
Houston 10, Texas 1
Right fielder Josh Reddick revealed on Wednesday afternoon a Houston Astros-themed championship belt that would be bestowed upon the player of the game pending a victory. The first recipient of the hardware was an easy pick.
Minnesota 7, Oakland 4
Kennys Vargas expected a fastball from Oakland's Kendall Graveman in the third inning on Wednesday night and didn't waste any time, sending the first pitch of the at-bat deep to center field for a three-run homer.
Kansas City 6, Chi. White Sox 1
Nathan Karns was at his best, which put the Chicago White Sox bats at their worst.
Seattle 8, LA Angels 7
Jean Segura got the Seattle Mariners off to a good start but, more important, helped them to a strong finish.
Seattle 8, LA Angels 7
Jean Segura hit a two-run homer and capped a four-run eighth inning with a two-run single as the Seattle Mariners rallied for a wild 8-7 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night.
San Francisco 4, LA Dodgers 1
After taking two of three from the Los Angeles Dodgers, San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy is hoping the series win provides a much-needed boost for his club.
Colorado 11, San Diego 3
Ian Desmond started making up for lost time Wednesday night at Petco Park.